All Rhodes Lead Here

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like i fucking lost my mind when he pitched up a tent and set chairs up outside ora’s home so she got her camping experience. She rents out a house for her stay however when she gets there turns out the son Amos, rented the room out to her behind his dad Tobias Rhodes (H) back. I really wish we could get a series maybe a book for Amos because I don’t want to leave this universe.

I actually read Archer's Voice last month (a real flop, that one) and was afraid ARLH reminded me too much of it, to fully like it. The memory of her late mom was a contestant thought throughout the storyline, we felt how it was hard for her to deal with the acceptance and mourning her feelings. The book is told from her point of view and she was charming, friendly, caring, compassionate and generous.For USED books, we cannot guarantee supplemental materials such as CDs, DVDs, access codes and other materials. So we’ve got the perfect setting, an age gap, a silver fox, a grumpy/sunshine trope, a single dad with the sweetest kid, a small town with lovely friendly people, MZ famous slow burn romance, and we’ve got ourselves a weekend well spent! someone free this woman from her periphrasis cage; let her know that names + pronouns are allowed to be used more than once per paragraph. Being the silent and grumpy type, he actually doesn't always feature that heavily in the book at times.

honestly with my first read I didn’t like him at the beginning and how he did behave and deal with Aurora especially when she responded with her famous "kill them with kindness" at every encounter. When Rhodes and Amos find out who Aurora's boyfriend is and give her the silent treatment, she packs her bag to stay at Clara's house for a night and they followed her there, because they thought she was leaving them. But Sofie would tell you I’ve got a big, fragile heart, and I think I do, so I need you to know what you want for my sake too, Buddy. SECOND READ REVIEW (September’22) - This was the first book I ever read by MZ and I always knew that I loved it - but now that I’ve read all of her books (and a few of them more than once already) I think this one might actually be my favorite.did enjoy this, but I thought there weren’t enough sexual tension like a slow burn usually have (not explicit scenes per se, but just the tension). Aurora has a journey of healing and has dealt with grief her whole life with her mums disappearance.

this book wasn't anything special or surprising, yet there's something so extraordinary in the simplicity of this story, that it marvels me. I’m not sure what Mariana puts in her writing, but my God, I’m going to eat it up, every single time! To be frank, talk of feelings doesn't happen until around the 76% mark and all the steamy good stuff takes place even further after that.However, I thought I was going to enjoy this like a normal person, and not let it consume my body, mind and soul the way it did. In true Mariana Zapata-style I absolutely adored the side-characters that we are introduced to who reside in Pagosa Springs. It will be difficult, but it will be a lot worse once I’ve read all her books and have nothing to look forward to.